https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCqcttEiyIY
It turns out that Anarcho-Capitalism does have "states", but they're not called "states"... thus, it's not "anarchy". Nonetheless, I agree with Anarcho-Capit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Capitalism/comments/15lvfq0/turns_out_anarchocapitalism_isnt_anarchy/
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https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9781315185255-24/right-anarchy-michael-huemer
There are two main motivations for anarcho-capitalism. The first is a libertarian conception of individual rights. Second, there is the value of economic efficiency, or human wellbeing more broadly. Anarcho-capitalists are impressed by the general ability of competitive markets to provide an adequate supply of relatively high-quality, low

https://www.reddit.com/r/Anarchy101/comments/qz2n9d/is_anarchocapitalism_taken_seriously_by_the/
This essentially turns anarcho-capitalism into a kind of neo-feudalism. Capitalist and landlords are just modern kings and dukes, who have absolute power to rule whoever exists within their kingdom. ... I would say that "any person with the slightest grasp on reality is in agreement that 'anarcho'‐capitalism isn't anarchy at all" LOL

https://www.ganjingworld.com/video/1g2c2f9cvag3CsBwwtCU6hora1411c
It turns out that Anarcho-Capitalism does have "states", but they're not called "states"... thus, it's not "anarchy". Nonetheless, I agree with Anarcho-Capitali

https://www.econlib.org/archives/2005/12/anarchocapitali.html
When I teach undergraduate industrial organization and graduate public finance, I finish with the economics of anarchy - or, more specifically, of anarcho-capitalism. To call anarcho-capitalism a controversial proposal is gross understatement. But the most common objection voiced by the economically literate is that anarcho-capitalism would quickly decay into monopoly, whether through war or

https://www.euston96.com/en/anarcho-capitalism/
Anarcho-capitalism characteristics. It promotes anarchy or the State' s elimination in order to give protection to the individual.; They promote tax elimination and the use of money to speed up an open market.; Personal and economic activities can be regulated by means of a political management law.; It is based on the dominion principle over oneself and one's property, and at the same

https://www.reddit.com/r/changemyview/comments/cdkcuq/cmv_anarchocapitalism_is_impossible_because_it/
The idea of anarcho-capitalism isn't anarchy. It's the idea that capitalism should basically be completely unregulated and the only basis of everything is voluntary cooperation. Basically, the only role of the government is to monopolize force and everything else is permitted.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Anarchy101/comments/1drw39p/why_anarchy_what_to_make_of_different_governments/
I like being alone. I like being in nature. I do not like it when I am in the city. I feel the anger, the sadness, the stress. I see the homeless, discarded like dirt, like trash, like they're not even there. I see children abused, people like Genie the feral child. I see the mentally ill, the fosters who age out of the system at 18.